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Volume 39, No. 1

Winter 2018

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Contents

Editor’s Note: Constancy

Susan Allen Ford

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ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2018: KANSAS CITY: PERSUASION: 200 YEARS OF CONSTANCY AND HOPE

How the “Long War” Affected Jane Austen’s Family and Her Novels

Collins Hemingway

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“She Had Only Navy-Lists and Newspapers for Her Authority”

Hazel Jones

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Sailors in Fiction before Persuasion’s “Gentlemen of the Navy”

Susan Allen Ford

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Captain Wentworth and the Duke of Monmouth: Brilliant, Dangerous, and Headstrong

Jocelyn Harris

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The Grace to Deserve: Weighing Merit in Jane Austen’s Persuasion

Mary Ellen Bertolini

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A Tale of Two Captains: Whose Heart Is Worth Having?

Theresa Kenney

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Ivory and Canvas: Naval Miniature Portraiture in Jane Austen’s Persuasion

Moriah Webster

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“A State of Alteration”: Stylistic Contrasts in the Musgroves’ Parlor

Kristen Miller Zohn

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Revisiting Lake Louise 1993

Juliet McMaster

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Miscellany

Three Pamphlets on the Leigh-Perrot Trial: Why Austen Sent Susan to Crosby

Margie Burns

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Where Jane Austen Sat: The “Austin” Box at Edmund Kean’s Shylock, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, March 5, 1814

David Worrall

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Nonsense Elements in Jane Austen’s Juvenilia

Donna R. White

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Marianne Dashwood’s Repentance, Willoughby’s “Repentance,” and The Book of Common Prayer

Brenda S. Cox

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The Probable Location of Donwell Abbey in Jane Austen’s Emma

Kenneth Smith

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To Be “Esteemed Quite Worthy”: Fortunes, Futures, and Economic Language in Persuasion

Maria Frawley

Kaitlyn Nigro

Gwendolyn Umbach

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“Even Miss Bates Has a Mind”: A Cognitive Historicist Reading of Emma’s Miss Bates

Kathleen R. Steele

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Jane, Bingley, and the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator: Or, the Other Couple in Pride and Prejudice

Jenny Rebecca Rytting

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Jane Austen in the Nursing Classroom: A Tool to Expand Psychiatric Assessment Skills

Tawny Burgess

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Pride and Prejudice in Black and White: First and Last Impressions (1938–1967)

Reinier Wels

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Pride and Prejudice in Black and White: De vier dochters Bennet (1961–1962)

Reinier Wels

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Lost in Austen: A Postmodern Reanimation of Pride and Prejudice

Wim Tigges

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Jane Austen Bibliography, 2017

Deborah Barnum

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EDITOR

Susan Allen Ford 
Delta State University

 

EDITORIAL BOARD

Elaine Bander 
Dawson College

Inger Sigrun Brodey 
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Julia Prewitt Brown 
Boston University

Edward Copeland 
Pomona College

Kathryn Davis 
University of Dallas

Natasha Duquette
Tyndale University 

Celia A. Easton 
State University of New York at Geneseo

  

Jan Stockton Fergus 
Lehigh University

Laurie Kaplan 
Florida State University London Centre

Juliet McMaster 
University of Alberta

Sarah Raff 
Pomona College

Juliette Wells 
Goucher College

Laura Mooneyham White 
University of Nebraska-Lincoln 

 ISSN 1559-7520